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Cats are intelligent, curious, lovable and independent creatures; it’s probably why we love them so much! But they also have unique physiology which makes them more sensitive to some common household items like medications and plants. In order to help you keep your feline friends safe, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) has pulled together a list of some […]
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Two is always better than one, and senior cats Fray and Harvey can certainly attest to that! These brothers are looking for a home together where they can live out their golden years. Fray is a friendly boy who is playful, curious and a bit mischievous—he definitely seems much younger than his age. He can be a little shy when […]
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Calling all senior kitty lovers! We have five adorable senior cats looking for homes to live their golden years in! June is Adopt A Shelter Cat Month and we’re celebrating senior shelter cats all month long! Just like a fine wine, these cats are only getting better with age. In fact, adopting a senior cat has quite a few advantages […]
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We have great news! Governor Sisolak has signed Nevada Senate Bill 103 into law—this groundbreaking legislation will remove housing barriers for Nevadans with pets by prohibiting insurance companies from denying coverage based on the breed of a family’s dog. At a time of unprecedented housing challenges, the cost and availability of property insurance is often an unnecessary barrier to housing […]
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Last October, Gabrielle L.’s beloved cat, O’Reily, a black-and-white tuxedo cat adopted as a kitten from the ASPCA, passed away just before his 14th birthday. “I was so devastated and made a vow to myself that next time I adopted a cat, I’d get an older cat, maybe one with ongoing health concerns,” Gabrielle says. “That was always in the […]
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Country music legend Tanya Tucker loves animals—she proudly shares her home with dogs and horses. She’s also a huge fan of adoption. In honor of Adopt a Horse Month, we caught up with Tanya to talk about how horses have impacted her life and why adoption is a great option. Tanya got her first horse when she was just five […]
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A March transport moved five horses from the ASPCA’s Regional Support Center to the Dumb Friends League’s Harmony Equine Center. The horses are receiving additional training to prepare them for adoption. The lifesaving concept of transporting animals isn’t a new one for the ASPCA; we regularly transport dogs and cats to locations where they are likely to have better chances […]
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Scout, a four-year-old brown and white tabby with an adorable spot on his upper lip, was well known at the ASPCA Adoption Center. Due to no fault of his own, he had been adopted and returned five times. Typically, all this back and forth would take a toll on a cat, but not resilient Scout. With time, and a lot […]
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In the next few weeks, New York State has the chance to make history and strike a major blow to the cruel and deceptive puppy mill industry by passing the Puppy Mill Pipeline Bill. This legislation to end the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits in New York pet stores already passed in the State Senate (S.1130, Gianaris) with […]
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The practice of adopting dogs and cats has become wildly popular over the past few decades, resulting in millions of animals being saved. It makes sense; by adopting your pet, resources are freed up to help more vulnerable animals in your community. Horses are no different in that the need for safe rehoming options is critical to improving their welfare. […]
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